What is GoPlus Security (GPS)?

Navigating blockchains can expose users to hidden risks with every signed transaction or smart contract interaction. GoPlus Security (GPS) is the native token of an open infrastructure network designed to scan, analyze, and warn about these security gaps before damage occurs. Built by GoPlus Labs, a team active in Web3 security since 2020, the project launched its own network and the GPS token in early 2025.

What security tools does the GPS ecosystem include?

The network’s toolset can be grouped into three main areas:

Token and transaction safety checks: Open APIs and user-facing dashboards that instantly analyze risks within a token contract or a pending transfer.
SafeToken Protocol and Locker: A secure standard for launching new tokens, combined with on-chain locks that prevent unauthorized removal of liquidity over set periods.
End-user protection layer: A browser extension and a mobile app that scan wallet activity and deliver real-time alerts on suspicious actions.

These components allow both individuals and entire blockchain projects to integrate GoPlus as a plug-and-play security module.

How does the GoPlus network perform security analysis?

The network runs on an open, permissionless architecture. Any chain or decentralized application can connect to its risk engine without seeking central approval. When scanning contracts, addresses, and on-chain interactions, the system relies on artificial intelligence models and AVS (Actively Validated Service) mechanisms. What sets GoPlus apart is its decision to extend protection beyond human wallets: it also inspects tool calls made by autonomous AI agents. This positions the network to monitor today’s DeFi activity and tomorrow’s agent-driven systems through a single infrastructure layer.